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From: eugene@ames.UUCP (Eugene Miya)
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Subject: Computer Science Departments seeking vacationing speakers!
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Date: Mon, 6-May-85 13:56:58 EDT
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There have been several recent postings regarding travellers
intending to visit California and Yosemite Valley in particular.
If you are a computer science researcher vacationing to Yosemite
permit me to suggest, a brief stop.  Both of these campuses are at the
gateways to Yosemite Valley.

The first I learned from volunteers working for me at the National ACM
Meeting in SF in 1984. So if you are coming form the SF area contact:

	Cal State Stanislaus at Turlock
	801 W. Monte Vista Ave.
	Turlock, CA 95380
	James W. Huysentruyt, ACM
	Tom Carter, ACM
	Prof. Edward Lamie, Dept. Chairman
	(209)-667-3185

If you are coming thru the LA area, I suggest a slightly different school.
The following tip came from a friend from grad school:

	Cal State Fresno
	Profs. Henderson and Grace Yeung
	Computer Science Program
	Calif. State Univ., Fresno
	Fresno, CA  93740-0108
	(209)-294-2992

I recently spoke at both schools on the general topic of computer networks and
found a great deal of interest.
These schools are able to issue honoraria but cannot cover travel
expsenses, hence, only if you are planning to vacation in the area
[perhaps, you can write your trip off as a business...oops! I didn't say
that].

--eugene miya
  NASA Ames Research Center
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